Non-clinical attributes (waiting time, distance and pressure from patient) were not statistically significant.
In other words, situations in which the GP needs to decide whether or not to refer, given a specific clinical presentation, waiting time, distance, and pressure from patients.
Similarly, waiting and distance times can also be used to assess the physicians' productivity, a study conducted using data from the United States [ 67].
"The President once called George Bush's conflict a dumb war and couldn't wait to distance America from it when he came into power.
He was extremely disconcerted when he discovered its object, and though he did not dare leave the party, he did not approach the scene of action but waited some distance away.
It was to wait some distance off Caldera, in order to escort the ships back home when the attack ended.
She wanted to wait some distance from the blue-and-yellow finish line painted across Boylston Street so she could give her mother a hug, a boost for the final, grueling yards of the 26.2-mile race.
Her chief of staff, Georgia Godfrey, did not immediately respond to an email asking if she would vote for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton ― or why she waited to distance herself from Trump until it was too late for the candidate to be removed from the ballot.
About 40%% of the inhabitants who have ability to afford RWH system could be occupied by it to avoid the load on PSF, and the installment of additional PSFs to a certain distance would minimise the walking and waiting for long distance and time, respectively, to bring water.
While typical access indicators such as waiting time and distance were not statistically significant, the distance from the GP practice to the referral hospital was significant and positive.
